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Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12


THE Overland Route. the only line car
rying the United States Overland Mail.
In addition 10 the new system OF check
ing baggage through from Eastern points 10
the Pacific & Iast will commence sunday,
December 20 run through sleepers on all
trains between Council Bluffs, Omaha. san
Francisco and Los Angeles. Also between
Kansas City and Ogden on The Overland
Flyer" saving one day to ali California and
Oregon POINTS. making the time from the
Missouri River 20 the Pacific Coast in
ssventy-one hours Elegant Pullman Pal
ace Car Sieepers aud modern day coaches
are also run on all through trains.
Eating houses are nov under the super
vision of the company and meals furnished
by the Pacific Hotel Company are unsur-
passed.
Ia compliance With the wish Of our pat
rous along the line. night trains between
Omshs. Council Bluffs and Kansas City
have been changed 70 day trains. Chair
cars will still run 90 Beatrice free % charge.
Thirl-class passengers wishing 10 lake al
vantage Of low rates vii still be carried on
regular through trans running free family
sleepers. FOR further infornstion address
J. ;. TEsFETs
General Passenger and Tiekei Agent.
Omaha Neh
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
MYSTERIOUS IVES
TIE SOY spEeULAros n oH'caeo
Ne Registers an Assaaasd Nssas ~ sotsl =
Ask Afraid ~ Ass Crtaatsat f'r,S ssfi ass
-KEsPzrsa - ases Al 81 fiAs
Aecasszs-

CsicAeo. Dec. Il Henry s Ives raaae =
sonssxh.l 1ystsrioas visa 70 cnicaso ses-
ts~day. rsgfstsrisz a. hois, a. :. hsnry
lrontJo 4aa bis stt9Fuey. BARR stsr Boone.
registering as II : bo3miBk AF- lsss
asec the gfeatess alsefttsoa - - attempts
- pfeseni Us pseseEce asinx k0o@n.
hat fiaAliy admitted that tie ni.si States
Court a. Indianapolis bad issued a.
order Fesfralpiog Presidsnt AeAee0,
d the Terge Hsufs & lnli2napolss Railroad
Company. from disp9si1g o. The stock %
thai company. walcb Vas he'd IS collateral
% secure The payfasat " Tote Of 49,.
90 gwen 81 hlm. Is was alleged
that the note hs had sven sss sgasd
oy him as trustee, aud Mr. Ives aid shst
ne simply acted IS trustee ia to2f IRAN &C
ton. and therefore signed ia his egreial ca.
paciiy. he did not think there would be any
trouble secroing 70 himself oal he was
sorry 70 learn that xeksea had go himself
into any difficulty on bis account. lie
hoped 90 secure an extension Il true IA
he pending litigation. and II that was
granted within sixty DAYS he would make
everything straight. lie denied that ne had
stripped the treasury ofthe Cincinnati Ham
ilson & Dayton Railroad Company OF its
available cash last June. but asserted that lac
had paid TO the treasures 81 the company
over $500. O00 10 meet sll claims against
him. he claimed that the directors should
see that he Mas keps harmless against any
suits that nigh. De brought AGAINST him.
lie was nos afraid Of suy criminal prose-
cutiiOn and dehed any one 10 affix
any culpabie or fusncia! responsibility 10
him on account of his connection with the
Cincinnati, Hamilton & Dayton Railroad.
he said be VAS perfectly prepared 10 meet
ali his ace1sefs. bur he might want little
more time ia order TO collect his facts. sum
mqning witnesses, and properly arrange his
defense
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
ROASTED BY a JUDGE.
A Philadelphia man Securely scored for
Running q Girl

A Philadelphia man securely scored for
Running Girl.
PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Dec. 1l.-Justics is
not tempered with mercy hsreabouts when
the defendant happens to De a man OF age
and bis victim young girl Joseph Van
Dorm Kelly. married man. who eloped
with iT-yeAr-old Rachel HOLMES Stone Nov.
Z last stood in the dock at Police Head
quarters today. Kelly was arrested i'm New
Haven. tonn Wednesday. The girl wss
With Kelly At the time Of bis arrest. The
hearing WAS held IN Magistrate smiths
private Office today, aud the prisoner sd-
mitted that he was a married man. Coun-
seilos Munce attempted 10 have the hear
ing waived ia the case, but Magistrate
saith said. II will not allow any such cOurse
A man shsrged with such a henious crime
as this should be compelled 20 take what is
given him. The hearing will go on
The girl was placed upon the stand. She
gave her testimony with great reluctance.
aud she attempted 10 shield her lover
when first became acquainted with him,
said the girl. he told me he was married
MAJ" The girl then told of their wander
iux about the country and how her lover had
induced her 10 live with him without getting
married. Finally Magistrate Smith said to
the prisoner.
II have no mercy for such wretches as you.
I vii hold roo in 5000 bail for court"
Thus Is the third case within a moath Of
men taxing advantage Of young girls who
have befn arrested
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

GktvEsroS. Tex. Dec. ii.--H0n. Benz.
Rush Plunley. one Of the early Abolition
isss Of the North. died a. his home in this
city yesterday. aged ~. In bis younger
days me deceased vas sn associate Of Will
lam Lloyd harrison. Wendell Phillips and
Lucrstis Mott. and took = prominent part
Ira he nrst agitation sE4-fst slavery. RE
vas q native of Fnilsdeionis and descended
from one OF the old QUAKER families.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

The select kn.eats 81 A 9. T.. n. I'll
zsvs another 81 those saioyslsle car1 1na
sanciax rsrfiss a. Frons Street Armorv CT
THURSDAY evening. December rs Bill -
cents. - usuai pien6ai ausa These
azrties require &c rsccean send frars a0vcne
~ hose We hs~s oace hee0 az = uxrs
A. xiasIs 20 <n szssa- y RE eoaanisf-
fes reserves 80 righf O. refssse esraiitance
~ 81 aad-siraole persons.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

DrlUrB. MinB.. Dec. tl.-Gsorge Sed-
dons. Of Chicago and John Connors. Of
Nsw ara, fought a fifteen round draw
tight here ass night. Pat Killen Vas ref
cree. The hsht was al Interesting one.
tonnors dtd most 81 the fighting and got
In A good many hsrd blows BUS Seddons
made such good use Of his oid tactics cf
sprin1nx nat Caunors could xet in little
affafffiva work
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Bsook1yx. \. Y. Der. li.-Rsv Lyman
Ashost preached in Plymouth charch fhis
naorniag sad a the eiose 81 81 service read
= -ab,saiam rom Rev ~. Berry. Of Wol-
~erhamutsn. Eag saj. dsclininx TIE caii -
hetst.aa Peecher's s8ccsssor The decision
~ Rs~~w ssu~esf rreas tisspccla meat.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
Yes, he loves you now, tbs true,
Lass With ewes OF violet blue,
Lips as sweet as boney-dew,
Benny little BRIDE!

VII nc IUVt you - tVudys
When your bloom has fed away.
When your golden locks are grey
Will bis love abide,
Yes, If it is the true kind IL will survive
all the inevitable wsstss and changes of life
Bat, Is Is every woman's desire and duty to
retain. as long as she can. the attractions
that made her charming and beloved in
youth. No one can keep her youthful
bloom or equabie temper IL weighed down
and suffering from female weakness and
disorders. Dr. Pierces Favorite Prescrip-
ton is a remedy for these troubles. Sold
by druggists.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

WV HF-IFR- u Porn a-pXfTF - If1r
fr7 iisa msfthise reraftr f-r Gers -
% D. every sfsfs o tte d<ssse ~ $3.50
81 esk =. ffost uis 49,. loss Q rirss
&c tte sna snu L&r.rs Des. .
e aa g ~fe- o. ksn - ~
.re ad So NiNCEEeT Preparation s.
a. Ter tofs.. -r1 Isl ttfTTEsi
WfSCff STIR s. c.
Ne rf7 Wus- Ssr-ss. Nsw rrk
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

wAsHSsroS. Dec. 1.-The arrangements
for the reception TO be given by the Irish
National League OF Washington. TO Is
monds and OConnor, the distinguished
leaders OF The Irish home rule cause In the
British Parliament. are nov Omplete. The
rscsDtion will tase plsce Wednesday even.
ing az Mssonie femple. Senator ingalls,
vii preside IL the meeting. and senators
Sherman. Hayiey. Acshsrson. and other
prominent men sill be present and SPEAK
ca the ocSasioa.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

is srcst iisfrs<-'nx nos sni7 81 tie person
affected Is be hsve any oFite. nut 81 these
Win whom ae comes IN esntacL 81 81 =
aslicsre matter 30 sresk 81 kut . hrs nar.esi
nos only .rients uut iexers Bal crsas y
sna csfsrra - iasepsf seie. D.. Ssgs :
tafsrrh Rsrnesir cures Ehs wcrsf czsss a.
kncuss~ss rsn ues1fv.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

ST. L0vis. Dec. IA party Of men near
Besre City. Kan. chased a party q horse
thieves into the Panhandle Thursday and
allied three Of them. rsianvs u Boo
fsrnsxorrh. tie Desperate. vas among the
pursuing PARTY ana ass injured. Others
vere injured slightly. iA.s srsskS up the
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
STRUCK MIKE mcolssis
"a ora ohio s.Ieop Keeper Murd-r.d ny
Trae,p.

SrxrsExvlItE O.. Zee. ii.-Michsel Nc
Ginui.. az oid resident Of this city. vas
murdered last night a. o'clock Two
rsmps bad been drinking ii Aotsinnis'
saloon and becoming disorderly. Young
Nike McGiunis pat them out. shortly
after tbs the elder NceInnis vent out on
the rai road track near where toe saloon il
lorsfec and While In dark place. q msn
seDoed ous aud dealt Dim blow on TIE
head With = coupling pin. crushing hls
skll Nc1ianls died IN s8ort time sfssr
b vas h1rt. Two trsnfps giving their
names a. Anderson and Taylor we're srrssr-
81 h,r fhe crime
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Bend. sgsd -. ei wesithg Session family.
comsitssd sulrtde n his nlons - she Gil-
sev Hoo.e a. elcck LblS Dorning BY
shooting hineeif n the 1eat
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Iexpos. DeU. i-lnisrmaaon ~ss 70
csiged tonight tbst = vioseul hurricane re-
me fesfrucfson si s10sii vessels cruising ia
thaf rfcsnftr
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

What is more appropriate for
CHRISTMAS PRESENT than 81 arfi-
Gle which is not only useful but orna-
mental 10 our homes
The BERker s. GAY Furniture
Company has full assortment Of ali
kinds Of Furniture at prices 20 sun ths
''leanest" or the 'ist.est" purse.
II voald call particular attention 10
the large variety OF CABINETS. Or SKIS
and fancy CHAIRS. also rAsLeS in
wood, brsss and iron.
II would be well for intending pur-
chasers to make their selections early.
Do not wait until few dsys before
Christmas.
Selected goods will be stored and de-
yered when desired.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Pkrfs, Dec. I'M. Ferry passed a quiet
day. thoagh his phyacisas have not been
successful IN slsaying the fever which set
Ia soon AFTER Ne wss saot. Il = lesred tnst
Ms continued fsverish condition vii az
srsvsse ais wounds aud greatly rstsra ats
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Owing "a toe storaay weather ~ ate fbe
fshersusn leave TIE sncrs far ear - susinx
fheir nets. efc. Consequently those eieesnt
ssh vou have Zen psyinx - cents pouns
Tor sit hereafter cest you one shilling
psttertbalsx IL Norros-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

I srtsnd a speciai invitation 70 AL Who
srioy sichinxs - csll and Sc The syn
dies. By Casrlcs Koepping sf'er Rem
brandt. Gallery open from a. n. until
. n A Il. fowEs
81 frnfa a.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12
WALKS AND TALKS.

This is the boss town for boarding houses.
There IS the Warwick the "Vendome,
the Manhattan" the Brunswick, anu
the Irving, " cay nothing OF ascore of
smaller fry-are every one of these i've
private obstetrics and reported full and run
ming over Put money in thy purse"
would seem TO be an unnecessary injunc-
ton to the wide awake proprlstors and
treSses.
Judging from the following from lob
server OF the Free Press our own Grand
Rapids Malapropos mus. have strayed
down into Detroit recently
Say, mister said countryman who
was picking his way through the rain with
an equally bucolic woman on his arm, can
you tell me where | can find the Cyclic
pedia?"
Better go to the Public Library" said
some one.
(which one do you want. the American
or the Britannica asked another.
Il don't know which. but me and my
wife's got tickets to one OF 'sm."
Then they directed him to the Cyclor-
anna.
Carol. carol. Hartman, carol joyfully,"
is the revised version ofthe good old Christ
will have good reason TO hum to himself
when be hangs up his stocking on the
night of the 18th of December. Mr.. Hart
man must be under the special protection of
the clerk OF the weather, for only single
wet spell occurred in all the long interval
from early Spring until the new Shepard
block was enclosed. aud there has been
scarcely a day in ali that time when it has
been necessary TO entirely suspend building
operations. Work now proceeds upon the
handsome structure day and night. and, as
before stated, Hartman Hall will be formal
ly opened 10 the public with the kir-
mess tomorrow evening. Phenomenal
time has been made In the erection and
completion of the building. but Carroll
says that centuries seem TO have looked
down upoli HIM since his evil genius led
him into essaying the role Of builder, and
that he can now appreciate the blessed con
dition of 10, the poor Indian. whose archi-
tectural aspirations reach out no farther
than to plain, unadorned, one story wig
wan.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

The When Shos "a. vbo essle1 and 70
as snd r-tssis e. ~kc'ess5e. Sore orsn
s~erfnzS tiif otiack present ~lfh
sv-rv r1r1t 49, II sra e.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

The When Shoe CO. wholesales and re-
tails and retails at wholesale. Store open
evenings till o oclock. A present with
every purchase 10 Canal St
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

Sf~ea ~ th~ kft s1c Clae 81 tneir "a Sc
Canss-s Fr1s4 er<ri ~ Et&csra aer Is
Seeds 81 iAs fla3 srs rssc@ctfal y iar 81
q Lennel4- J. G. SaiaFAa- msasxsrs
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

The When shoe Co. WHOLESALERS and 70
tails aud refeiis 81 wholesale. Store open
evenings tll o'clock. A present vith
every purchase. 10 Csnal-st
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

The Exeitsnsnt OF Receiving Calls Greatly
Fstiguss Him.
PsRIs. Dec. Ii.-At midnight the condi-
ton OF Ferry was less favorable shan it had
been throughout the cay and evening.
owing In a great measure to the fatigue and
excitement OF the day incident To receiving
large numbers OF callers, etc His feeble
symptoms have very mach Increased. VI.
'rirart has informed tne President that be
has abandoned the undertaking of forming
a Cabinet. Il - believed thar NJ. Floque.
will De summoned tomorrow.
Telegram-herald., 1887-12-12

~. j. Nils. Who Appears with Alice har-
rison t0aizht a. Resimonds IN ~fnosos,
does soae remarka0ls lightning Grange
~ofk Ia fnil Fiex Of TIE a1dlsnee- lis nAs
lazds a hit <hsFeTer be has appeared.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-10
An AristocratiC Idiot.

The scmi-idiotic English noblenan so
ably caricaturcd by poor Sothcrn is by
no means creature of the Imagination.
The writer once attended fancy-drcssed
ball given to Prince Eduard, of Sake
Wcimcr, the commander of the South
crn forces i'll England. One Of the mas
tcrs OF ceremonies was Lord Arthur Sey-
mom, n person who might we'll have sat
Tor the original of Duldr, ry. A mis-
chieyous naval lieutenant informed tho
sprlg of nobility that ono of the guests
was attircd rs Judas Iscariot. Lord
Arthur was pleased to consider this in
bad taste, and attempted to find the
imaginary arch traitor. During his
search he came across the writer
and the following conversation en-
sued: "1ouah name is -er-L., | be-
ieve?" Yes, my lord" replied tho
humble individual addressed. "Well, L
am aw told that aw a person is present
who aw is dressed as Judas, and posi-
lively has the the thirty pieces of silvah
i'll his bag. 1t is aw like his id inn
pewdcnce to cawwy silvah hcah Why
the dayvcl couldn't he aw bring sover-
oignsNi- Philadelphia North American.
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Merits of Small Fowls,

The advantage of small breeds of hons
IS thus presented by the Americun Agri-
cuIturlst; Though small in size, the
Lcghorns and Hamburgs grow rapidly
and mature carly. 1t requires some
time before large fowl attains its full
size. The advantage of the small breeds
is that they permit us to mako "short
cut to the laying point, though thoy
may be deficient in weight SO far as
the cost is concerned, it has boon
demonstrated that it requires no more
food for large fowl than small one
compared with the product That is we
can produce as many pounds of Leghorn
meat as we can of Cochin meat with the
same proportion Of food, but in laying
qualities the small breeds are superior,
as they are usually non n-sitters, and lay
large eggs. Another advantage with
thcm Is that, being small, large num-
bcr can be kept together, as they require
less room on the roost. Being active,
they 10 not become excessively fat, and
if allowed to run at large they will pick
up Il large proportion of their food dur
ing favorable seasons. Being usually
ccan legged, they are not rs subject to
scabby legs as the Asiatics, and if kept
warm in winter they will lay about as
we'll during the cold season rs in sum
mCr,
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-10
Every Woman Knows Then,

The human body is much like gooA
clock or watch in its movements; if ON.
goes too slow or TOO fast, so follow all tl.a
others, and bad time results; if one organ
or set Of organs works impcrfcctly, Der
version of functional efforts of all the or
gans is sure to follow. Hence ii is that the
numerous ailments which make woman $
life miserable are the direct issue of the
abnormal action of the uterine system. For
all that numerous class of symptoms-and
every woman knows them-there is one un-
falling remedy, Dr. Pierce's 'Favorite
Prescription, the favorite of the sex.
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ASSASSIN GuIrEAu,s ANArmEMA.

Remarkable Succession of nIisfortunes
That Haze Followed His whitening
Curse.
WASIIINGToN, July 30.-,After tho as
saSSln Grutoau had been convicted and
sentenced by the court to be hanged for
killing President Garfield, he stood up
IN his place and pronounced whitening
curse on every one connected with tho
trial. Little was thought of it at the
tlmc. 1t was regarded as fitting
climax of his rawlings throughout that
remarkable case. Guitcau declared that
misfortune would attend every one con-
ncctcd with his trial. Since then Gui-
teau's curse has impressed itself upon
the minds of superstitious people by the
singular manner in which it has appar-
entity been fulfilled.
The jury was composed of twelve
strong and healthy men. Tho foreman
was i'll comfortable circumstances and
was estimated to be worth $4,000.
Within year after the trial he lost his
money and is now reduced to the level
of II day laborcr.
-Four members of Gho Jury are dead,
and nearly every one has been visited
with some kind of misfortune.
District Attorney Geo. B. Corkhiu
was removed from Office his wife died
and his own death followed before the
end of another year.
Mr. Scovillc, Guitcau's brothcr-in- law,
who with Charles III. Reed defended tho
prisoner, was divorced from his wife and
lost all of his property,
President Arthur, who refused to
grant pardon or new trial to Guitoau,
was defeated for denomination and slow
iy failed III health, and died last winter.
Mr. Blaine, who was witness ,.,sainst
GWtcau, was nominated for President,
but defeated.
John y, Logan, another witness, is
health.
Dr. d. w, Bliss, Garfcld's physician,
has been in very poor health for two
years, and it is thought that he will
never be u we'll man again.
DAVID Davis, who appeared as a wit
ness, has also joined the great majority.
Judge John X. Porter, of New York.
one OF the government counsel in the
case, has practically retired from the
practice of his profession.
The guards who kept watch over Gui-
toau III tAo jail have nearly all lost their
positions.
Judge Cox, who presided over the,
trial, lost his wife.
iuc 'oWu"aru career Oh CnaflcS Ill.
Reed, OF Guiteaus counsel, which cul-
minated in New Yorh a few mornings
ago, by his attempting to take his own
life, adds another name to the list Of
victims OF Guitcau's S anathcma.
The only conspicuous exception is
found III Walter Davidge, of the govern
mcnt counsel i'll the case. Mr.. Davidgc
has apparently been mo prosperous
since the trial than before. He stands at
the head OF the Washing ton bar.
The defeat of the Republican party in
1881 recalls the fact that Guitcau pre-
dlctcd its defeat.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-10

Jasper Bryan, living out on the river,
east OF town, relates remarkable Incl
dent between a pig Of his and a rattle
snake. a fine SOW and pigs used to go
in the river swamp, and frequently the
SOW would appear for her slops with one
pig short, which 80 worried friend
Bryan that he mustered his forces and
went IN search Of the cause of the abb
sencc of the pigs. He had not been in
the swamp long before he was startled
by the peculiar sound of the rattles, and
upon investigation found that a snake
had swallowed pig, but the little
grunter, not being satisfied with the
confinement, had actually kicked its feet
through the belly of the snake and was
walking about trying to find its way out
of the woods, with its head still inciosed
in the lower part of the snakes body.
The snake was promptly killed, and
found to contain sixteen rattles. The
pig was carried home and is doing well.
-Marshallville Qowa) Times.
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-10
How to secure Good stand of Turnips.

An old and experienced farmer gives us
the following rule for securing a good stand
of turnips; Prepare the land thoroughly
and lay of the rows ready for sowing the
seed, then wait until a rain has formed
crust and cover with fresh, moist earth.
The moist earth will germinatc the seed,
and the roots will penetrate the underlying
crust by the time the plants are up, thus
securing enough moisture from below TO
supply the plants in case the weather should
be dry enough to kill them otherwise. An
other safe rule, it is sald,'is TO roll the land
well after sowing turnip seed, thus secur-
ing good roofing before the plants come up
to bc killed by the hot sun.-AnderS0n
JOurRnL
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= NnmMlns I,rchi.,Inn.

Two hundred years ago in China Uhrry
was Just such a Graz, about nutura! guS
as we have IN TINS country to-day. Gas
wells were sunk with Is miCu vim aui
YigCr rs the CCIcstluls were capable ul,
but OWING to gas explosion that lillc,.
several. millions OF people GAG tore a.
and destroyed a large district Of country,
leaving Il largo luIGMd sea, known on tho
maps is Lake Zoo CnMg, tho Duriu. ~
amy more gas wells was then and there
prohibited by !aw, Ii seems, accurdIu.
to the ChiuCsC history. that many iQrnu
and heavy pressure gas wells were struck
ana ~ some districts wells were sunk
quite near - each othc.. Gas wa,
lighted as soon IA struck as Is done A..
tins country. 1t is stated that Que wcl,
with its unusual prossulc, ly induction
or back Juuglt, pulled down into the
earth the burning gas OF IL smallcI well,
resulting III 1t dreadful explosion of a
large district, destroying the inAabitaui
thereof. Lake Foo Chang rests on THIS
district. The same catastrophe is immI-
ncnt IN this country unless the laws ne.
strict further developments in boring So
many wells. Should Il similar explosion
occur thcrc vii, hC such an ,,pnc.yal a.
as will dwarf thc most terrible earth.
quHAcs oven knows, tuu country alone
the gas boz from Toledo through Ohio
Indiana and kentucky, Will be rDpuu
up to the depth OF 200 to 400 il,
and Hoped over Ike pancGku, ioaving
Il chasm throdsh which the watcrs cl
Lake Eric will come howling down.
filing tLc OHIO and Mississippi valleys,
and bOttiDg them cut iolGyer. Cincin.
nutl l,OnlllI, ,rIgI (tNLatin
The Laurens advertiser. (Laurens, S.C.) 1885-1973, 1887-08-10

Scientists connect the storm with birth
IN explanation Of my pcculiarity, But,
after all, that explanation rests upon uu-
proved theory. / only know the fact
] do not attempt to explain it.
Your correspondent saw the lact, aud
was himsei amazed to see man who
could SO easily defy tho power of Old
Soils influence.